Cards checked by bouncers: Abbr. Classic Pontiac muscle car: Abbr. Caustic chemical, also a drain cleaning ingredient Cookie that can be dunked Country whose national bird is the bald eagle: Abbr. Card game with a "Reverse" card "___ calm and carry on" Charged atomic particle Cavity fillers' organization: Abbr. Concert prop that boosts sound, for short Cigarette residue Cabbage side dish, at a picnic ___ car, red train card in the board game "Ticket to Ride" that is named after a fossil fuel Collector's ___ (rare find) ___ car, often black-colored train card in the board game "Ticket to Ride" Commercial building in Monopoly Circle over a saint's head Cartoon show "Ed, ___ n Eddy" Copied, monkey-style? Country with Athens and Sparta Circus performance Constellation with a "belt" Cul-de-___ (dead end) Company that owns Gmail Computer storage component: Abbr. ___ carte (food order option): 2 wds. Close buddy Color shade Charlie ___, "Operation" game piece that is found near the hip joint Column's counterpart "___ company, three's a crowd" Cereal crop that is a resource in the board game "Catan" Computer's link to the world Capital of Chile which is famous for the La Moneda Palace Created, as a web Capital of Belgium which is famous for the Grand Place Conceited smiles Church officials Condition for some distracted kids: Abbr. Capital of Saudi Arabia which is famous for the Kingdom Centre Capital of Russia which is famous for the Bolshoi Theatre Capital of Libya which was founded in 7th century BC by the Phoenicians Calcutta's country Capital of Cyprus which is located on the banks of the river Pedieos Cleveland basketballer, for short Capital of France which is famous for the Eiffel Tower Capital of Cuba which is famous for the El Capitolio Capital of Germany which is famous for the Brandenburg Gate Capital of Ukraine which is known as "the City of Domes" Chooses, with "for" Capital of Lebanon which is famous for the Sursock Museum Capital of Ireland which is famous for St. Patrick's Cathedral Commonly decorated tree Conditional statement used by a programmer: 2 wds. Capital of Bulgaria which is famous for the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral Capital of Belarus which is famous for the church of Saints Simon and Helena Capital of Thailand which is famous for the Temple of the Emerald Buddha Capital of Portugal which is famous for the Belem Tower Charismatic glow Capital of South Korea which is famous for Gyeongbokgung Palace Capital of Senegal which is famous for the African Renaissance Monument Commercial capital of Sri Lanka which is famous for the Gangaramaya temple Cosmetic giant Elizabeth ___ Character played by Helen Hayes in "Arrowsmith" Castle, to some Christmas hanging Capt.'s superior, for short Cecelia Ahern's "PS, ___ You": 2 wds. Cabby's question: 2 wds. "Check, mate" 108-card deck Chairs may be arranged in one Court affirmation: 2 wds. Came to life Considered the world's fastest woman in the 60s, she became the first American woman to win three golds in a single Olympic Games Creation at the Creation? Certainly not a gentleman Clothes-pressing appliance Charlie ___, protagonist of the comic strip "Peanuts" Collision sound in a comic Cheshire cat's distinctive feature Curtain holder Contact lens' spot Come into sight "___-colored glasses" (cheerful view of things) Coming ___ (film trailer words) Carpal ___ syndrome (wrist woe) Currency in Japan Car buyer's need, maybe Cause for celebration in soccer Cupid's weapon Charlotte ___ (U.S. Virgin Islands capital) Colorado or Missouri, e.g. Crannies' go-withs Casual wear top Creamy potato side, informally Cigarette residue Color named after the mallow flower Color named after the eponymous flower used for its scent Clever, like a fox Cheeky and sassy "Can I get you anything ___?" Colored root vegetable that is most often used in salads Colored Mediterranean fruit often used as a cocktail garnish Concealed, say Colored Asian tea that is used in desserts Colored vegetable often loved by rabbits Coagulated milk product Colored spice used in the Starbucks golden latte Celtic language Colored vegetable found in a pod "Castle and ___," painting by Paul Klee featuring bold colors and shapes "___ Cathedral," series of paintings by Claude Monet featuring the eponymous cathedral "___ Castle," painting by J.M.W. Turner featuring the sun and its elements Castle's security barrier "Can I buy you a ___?" (words heard at a bar) China's ___ Xiaoping (revolutionary) Connery of the James Bond films Colorful bird from the Indian subcontinent Colorful variant of decorative fish Clock units ___ Cong (political organization) Czech Republic's second-largest city Clickable link: Abbr. Cleaning cloth Cowboy's rope (also called lasso) Comedian Mandel of "America's Got Talent" Comic strip bark Croc's cousin, informally Cloth used while waxing a car, maybe Cry heard on Halloween? Chest muscles, in gym lingo "C" in WBC or RBC Chomped down on, say "Can you ___ a secret?" "Can February March? No, but April ___!" Cookie often dunked in milk Closed, as a door Confess, with "up to" Ctrl-___-Del (PC reboot combo) ___ Connery of the Bond movie "Goldfinger" Candied Mike's partner? Comic book punch sound Cabbage side dish, informally 50 Cent's genre ___ Chaplin, actor known for starring in black-and-white comedy films like "Modern Times" Cook sunny side up eggs, say Cordon ___ (cheesy French dish) Clare ___, up-and-coming country singer who has opened for Chris Young and Hank Williams Jr. "Chasing ___ You," romantic country song by musical couple Ryan Hurd and Maren Morris Confinement with a sheriff Clip-___ (sound a cowboy hears) Covertly add to an email: Abbr. Complete the Florida Georgia Line lyric, "You make me wanna roll my windows down, and ___..." Complete the famous country song lyric, "Cause I've got friends in ___ places..." Complete the famous country song lyric, "All my ex's live in ___..." ___ Campbell, Grammy Award-winning gospel singer Complete the John Denver lyric, "Country ___, take me home..." Complete the Ed Bruce lyric, "Mamas don't let your babies grow up to be ___..." Complete the Luke Combs lyric, "And longneck ice cold ___ never broke my heart..." Complete the Merle Haggard lyric, "I'm proud to be an ___ from Muskogee..." Complete the Dolly Parton lyric, "Jolene, Jolene, I'm begging of you, please don't take my ___..." Comedian's routine Composition submitted to an English teacher Conk out, with "off" Country's Grand Ole ___ Cotton-tailed hopper Cry heard during a colorful card game ___ Charles, soul music pioneer with the hit "Georgia On My Mind" Continent with eleven time zones Cairo slitherer Compass's impression Cowboy's topper "Coyote ___," 2000 film starring Adam Garcia whose album reached #1 on the Country Billboard Charts Canteen coffee dispenser Congo's continent, for short Cone-dropping tree Cheer for a flamenco dancer Congressional approval when passing a bill, say Check recipient Court tie Carrying weapons (often paired with "dangerous") Cigarette residue ___-cone, a shaved ice dessert City that is home to the Bulls and the Cubs CD or DVD follower City that is home to the Yankees and the Giants: 2 wds. Commercials, for short Capital of Norway Continent touched by three oceans ___ Chalke, "Scrubs" actress who also played Stella Zinman on 10a Calvin ___ (brand) Christian ___, "Batman" actor who trained in ballet as a child ___ Campbell, "Scream" actress who attended the National Ballet School of Canada Carpe ___ Catch in a net, maybe Copy someone Color that signals danger ___ City, annual dance festival in New York City that was founded by Tony Waag Coat rack part Congress member, for short ___ & Company (one of the Big Three in management consulting) Comical aspect "Crazy Rich Asians" director Jon M. ___ Consumed Collect over time Cookie container, often Could be lent or bent Can be made over a birthday cake Change color Currency in Paris "Counting Sheep" mattress brand Common, as a path "Cotton ___ Joe," traditional American folk song that is a popular line dance song "___ Channel 5," dance video game developed by United Game Artists ___ Cohen ("Hallelujah" singer) "Chip 'n' ___" (cartoon duo) "___ Collider," VR rhythm-based dance game by emergeWorlds Cleaning supply, maybe: 2 wds. Croatian or Serbian, for short Cannister material Catch hold of Causing worry and annoyance Collective noun for rainbow fish or word for a fun time Congratulatory touch on the back Collective noun for dogfish or a military unit ___ Cook, maritime explorer and mapper of New Zealand and Australia Cat calls? Crafty, like a fox Causing laughter Cow's pronoun Common URL ender for businesses 50 Cent's genre Comrade-in-arms Creative or aesthetic product Cuff a criminal Casual shirt Career ___ (sequence) "Chun-Li" rapper ___ Minaj Cartoon-animation frame Cart-pulling animal Chubby CNN spin-off: Abbr. Christmas ___ worm, sea creature that looks like it has branches Cafeteria or bistro offering ___ 51 (conspiracy theory location) City that Christ the Redeemer overlooks Cold cabbage side dish ___ carte menu: 2 wds. Character from the Disney Princess franchise who falls in love with a cursed prince in the film based on a French fairy tale